Documentation updates for lektor/lektor#1102
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version_added: 2.0
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body:
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This filter converts a markdown string into HTML. This behaves the same as
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the [Markdown Type :ref](../../../db/types/markdown/).
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{{ "Hello **World**"|markdown }}
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</div>
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```
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## Controlling URL Resolution
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By default, an attempt is made to resolve relative URLs in markdown *links* and *image* tags to a *record* through the Lektor database.
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This makes things “just work” when linking to images and other attachments from pages that have a non-default [alt :ref](/docs/content/alts/),
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as well as in other edge cases e.g. involving custom [slug_formats :ref](/docs/models/children/#child-slug-behavior).
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This behavior can be controlled by passing an optional `resolve_links` parameter to the filter.
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This works like the [resolve_links :ref](/docs/api/db/types/markdown/#resolution-of-links) option of the *Markdown field type*.
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